Essick EM70SH5 Mortar Mixer / 7 C.F. Mortar, Honda GX160

Essick EM70SH5 Mortar Mixer / 7 C.F. Mortar, Honda GX160

The Essick EM70SH5 Mortar Mixer is a reliable machine that construction professionals and rental operators depend on for consistent success. A dependable 4.8 HP Honda GX160 gasoline engine powers the unit, running efficiently at 3600 RPM. Therefore, the mixer provides sufficient, smooth power for heavy loads. It easily mixes 7 cubic feet (198.2 liters) of material. Consequently, the EM70SH5 is the ideal mid-capacity mixer for masonry and general construction applications.

Essick engineered the EM70SH5 for maximum longevity. The mixer features a heavy-duty tubular steel frame. The steel drum uses 10-gauge steel, and the engine cover is built from rugged 14-gauge steel, which strongly resists vibration. Furthermore, the entire frame and components receive a durable powder coat paint finish, ensuring long-lasting defense against rust and wear. Thus, the robust construction guarantees dependable service job after job.

Despite its heavy-duty build, the mixer is designed for simple transport. It includes large 13-inch (330 mm) tires (B78x13) for smooth towing. The overall length is 98 inches (2489 mm). Moreover, the 21-inch (530 mm) discharge height facilitates easy manual dumping. This combination of rugged construction and high performance makes the Essick EM70SH5 Mortar Mixer a proven asset. We commit to offering only the highest quality, professional-grade equipment at USA Scaffolding. Browse our helpful links below to see all the durable tools and machinery we offer!

Detailed Specifications

• Capacity: 7 cu. ft. (198.2 L)
• Engine Power: 4.8 HP Honda GX160 (Recoil Start, 3.6 kW)
• Drum Type: Steel (10 gauge thickness)
• Engine Cover: 14 gauge steel
• Drive System: V-Belt (Manual Dump)
• Operating Weight: 690 lb (312.9 kg)
• Discharge Height: 21 in (530 mm)
• Overall Length: 98 in (2489 mm)

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